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• Data Management

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• CRM

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• SAP

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• Business Analytics

  • Match in-memory processing speed to big data analytics business need

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• SQL Server

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• Content Management

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• Financial Applications

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    At Sapphire Now 2013, in-memory analytics and mobile app demos showed how companies can turn big data into profitable service lines.

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